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high standard to internal and external stakeholders. Demonstrated high level of computer literacy including word processing; presentation software (e.g.PowerPoint); email, internet and electronic
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delivers service to all four Schools across five distinct functions: Student Lifecycle Planning & Operations Technical Services Program & Governance WIL & Engagement Relevant digital solutions - such as
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of correspondence management systems in a large and complex environment. Capability in marketing support that would include PR development and merchandising support. Strong computer literacy including word processing
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/Professor role (0.3FTE leadership + 0.7FTE teaching and research) The School of Computing Technologies at RMIT University is seeking a dynamic and visionary academic leader to drive strategic industry
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. You will lead teams who support learning and teaching innovation in program delivery across the College of Vocational Education's five industry clusters, and collaborate seamlessly with central support
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is work-aligned and life-changing. The College is renowned for its exemplary research in many STEM areas including advanced manufacturing and design; computing technologies; health innovation and
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at other campuses of the University. About You The Quality Lead will play a pivotal role in partnering with Vocational Education program teams, including dedicated teachers and visionary program leaders
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will also contribute to program development and management, postgraduate supervision, and the continuous improvement of academic excellence across the department's teaching and research portfolio. To be
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in relationship building that drives tangible business success. You will collaborate closely with the College Executive to lead efficient workforce training program operations and manage relationships
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lifecycle services, course and program management, information management, events, and process improvements. Additionally, the role involves managing and resolving complex inquiries from staff and students